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Amor Amor Absolu is a new edition of the famous Cacharel Amor Amor, expected in October 2010. Amor Amor Absolu is a fragrant interpretation of an intense and deep love, created by the perfumer Dominique Ropion who mixed sensual notes of jasmine, lily of the valley, pineapple, frangipani, vanilla, grapefruit, benzoin and praline. The aroma represents love in its entire splendor.
It is available as 30 and 50 ml EDP.
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Finally I have this perfume!Today have bought without testing.Was waiting for something different from original,sweeter with vanilla and praline.But it smells almost identical to original!Just a little stronger and deeper,I like this one better.
Amor Amor Absolu is my new addiction. It starts with a hint of blackcurrants and pineapple, and after a couple of minutes it becomes an amazing, sweet, gourmand perfume, not too strong, not too light...just the perfect amount of sweetness to me..Smells horrible from the bottle, but on my skin it turns into a beautiful gourmand perfume :) In comparison with the original Amor Amor one, this one is WAY better. The longevity is good as well, about 6 hours on my skin.
So glad that I have found another perfume that I will always repurchase.
Amor Amor Absolu disappointed me. I had high hopes for frangipani and praline, but what I got was mostly praline with black currant.
The fragrance starts with a burst of pineapple and black currant, all in all fruit, quite light but in the next phase it becomes darker to stay something like a dark chocolate praline filled with black currant jelly. It's sweet and sour, but too sour on my skin. I don't like black currant, I mean, OK, it may show up for a moment but a black currant dominating the scent is too much for me. And frangipani shows a little for a short moment.
Absolu doesn't remind me much of Amor Amor, actually I prefer the classic one. Sillage is better than in Amor Amor but the fragrance disappoints me. I can't see "amor" - "love" in this...
To my surprise, I actually felt quite drawn towards Amor Amor Absolu from the first sniff. Why? Because it has everything I wanted the original Amor Amor to have.
Amor Amor Absolu is eating out alfresco, sharing melting strawberry icecream from the same plate. It is lying down side by side on a blanket in the grass, and looking into that clearblue sky. It is a tickle on someones face with a straw followed by warm deep kisses.
Amor Amor Absolu is sweet and flirtatios, but has strong sensual undertones like Guerlain Insolence edp has. It's a potent, sweet, sultry and sensual scent.
On me it smells like warm sweet strawberries on vanilla and wood. The topotes are more fruity, the basenotes are more woody. The bonestructure is quite week, but still there. I know it sounds strange but I think Amor Amor Absolu smells most wonderful in warm weather. It's like this fragrance comes out stronger and deeper a warm day. Perhaps the warm sun is needed to ripen the fruit. Projection good, longevity very good.
I really like it! It's sensual and spicy. I can't smell pine apple.
it's the first Cacharel for me. it's nice though starts with citrus but turns to vanila & powdery;this remind me for Dior Hypnotic actually.
Staying Power is good,I cam smell after finished working.
A sweeter version of Amor Amor. To my mind this is what the original Amor Amor had to be: a delicate vanilla sweetness suits this scent and makes it sexier and more complex.
I bought this one blind, and I hoped it would be completely different to the original Amor Amor, like Amor Amor Tentation was. Alas, it wasn't. Similar structure to Amor Amor, and Amor Amor Passion Elixir, but this has a stronger vanilla notes that leads at the base.
Staying power is fairly good, if you like a twist on your Amor Amor, this one is for you.
I like the original one, and I find the original one better than this one, this one makes me a bit nauseous.
well i tried this and where is the gourmant note? i didn't smelled it?
in fact this is quite similair to the elixir passion! i had hopes that it smelled different but its not,in fact the SA said it was a tad bit softer and more floral..wich i agreed with, really nothing different IMO
Amor Amor Absolu starts wonderfully!
Really juicy, freshly squeezed blackcurrants and pineaplles mixed together.
De-licious!!
But after a few minutes on my skin it becomes disastrous. I don't get any flowers. Grapefruit blends with sickly sweet warm gourmand notes and makes the scent unbearable for me.
In my taste clear citrus + strong vanilla = tragedy.
But I do think someone may like it.
It does have good sillage, and staying power of about 4 hours.
(Can't compare to the original, don't know that one enough.)
At first this version is very similar to the original which I love!! Then it turns sweeter and more intense than the original. Haven't tried it on my skin yet so will update!!
another amor?! i have the elixir so im very curious if this is even more heavier then the one i have! if that's the case and i like it, its mine!
never thought i'd be addicted to a scent from cacharel!
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